hunter biden. and it turns out that hunter biden has tax problems too. you know that from his laptop. it indicated that he may have taken millions of dollars from communist officials in china. the question is, did hunter biden pay taxes on that money? the judge was wondering that too. they had a criminal investigation into hunter biden's taxes. but you haven't heard a lot about that investigation and that's weird. well, maybe it's not so weird because on inauguration day, joe biden needed a new head of the criminal division of the department of justice. that man is called nicholas and that just so happens that he was a law partner of hunter biden's defense attorney for years. funny how that works. the feds have become more aggressive than ever in using the force of law to crush political dissent. in the leaks to the media, for example, the feds announced they were investigating congressman, matt gaetz of florida for the crime of sex trafficking. "the new york times" dutifully wrote a piece. that destroyed matt gaetz and took him completely off the map. w

biden: biceps as big as my thigh. [laughter] pres. biden: what is your name? carl, you probably want to the shot and now biden is holding you up. great to see you all. i don't want to slow things up. you're doing the right thing, it is really important. when you go home, get all your friends, tell them, get a shot when they can. we are going to be able to do this. everyone is going to be able before the month is out, every age. and thank you guys very much. this is a guy -- to be a good president, you have to be smart enough to have people smarter than you. that is what i did. he handled the ebola crisis and we asked him to do this. we have a full-blown staff. he was able to get about 600 million doses of this ready. we are going to keep going. hopefully we are going to have enough pretty soon where we can give it to the rest of the world. this is something that is not just -- if we don't solve it around the world, you cannot build a wall or a fence high enough to keep out a virus. well -- you getting ready to go? fire away. [laughter] pres. biden: fire away.

we're expecting president biden and first lady biden to leave imminently and drive to the capitol. this speech of course, has been several months in the making. president biden knew he was going to be delivering it, let's go to white house correspondent jeff zeleny now to tell us more about preparations for the speech. jeff, what can you tell us? >> jake, several months in the making but delayed by a couple months. six days before president elect biden took office he promised he would deliver the first address to a joint session of congress in february. of course, that did not happen and the white house is not apologizing for that delay. in fact, it was bewas by design. the pandemic gave administration running room in their words. it's created a political opportunity they hope. so now the president will be addressing the nation on his -- on the eve of his 100th day in office with accomplishments under his belt to use the momentum to go forward to what the white house realizes will be a secondbeyond. it is the opportunity they believe the pandemic creates that allows him really to m

why are you silent on joe biden? why are all these companies silent on joe biden? why are you protecting him? what about the 2022 olympics in beijing that are so interested in politics, what about the human rights abuses all across china today? where is your outrage for mlb? the league did a huge deal with china. the league, they are headquartered in new york. far more severe restrictions on voting in the new york state then georgia. these are all fair questions because these corporations have all fallen for joe biden's jim crow 2.0 lie, they have thrown the working people of georgia under the bus. they screwed hardworking men and women to the tune of an estimated $100 million now on lost revenue. thankfully there's at least one organization refusing to capitulate. the augustine national golf club had this to say about the golf take a look. >> the right to vote is fundamental in our democratic society. no one should be disadvantaged in exercising that right. and it is critical that all citizens have confidence in the electoral process. there have been calls for boy

on the day of biden's inauguration 4380 people in the u.s. lost their lives to cope with 19 now almost 100 days and almost 220000000 vaccines shots later the picture is a very different one just yesterday the centers for disease control said for vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks outside but the end of the pandemic in the u.s. is still a long way off and vaccine hesitancy is a problem nearly half of republicans say they do not plan to get back sinning. it is a challenge to reach the minds of all people it is also a challenge to reach the most remote remote parts of america to offer the back seat . of her salad just returned from alaska the final frontier of america's vaccinates sion dr good evening to you all of you good evening brant. well certainly alaska is one of the most remote places in the united states if a lot in the world and so there are many indigenous villages right in the center of alaska near the arctic circle you have to imagine there is no road access leading to those villages they can only be reached by aircraft

president biden's 6 trillion dollar plan in his 1st speech before congress biden last night made the case for what he called a once in a generation investment in america the president outlined proposals for massive investments in infrastructure and said the country is reasserting its leadership role in the world showing adversaries that democracy is still works. joe biden spent decades in the u.s. congress as a senator. he was back with an ambitious program the could see him becoming a transformational u.s. president. will be back. he begun by drawing attention to the historic fact that for the 1st time ever the 2 people behind him where women madam speaker madam vice president. president. has never said those words from this podium no president ever said those words. then a grim summary of his 1st 100 days combined with a note of optimism 100 days since i took the oath of office and left in my hand off our family bible and heritage a nation we all did that was in crisis the worst pandemic in a century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democ

and we're waiting for joe biden's 1st address to congress as u.s. president on the eve of his 100 day in office he is expected to tell americans and the world that he's turning the coronavirus crisis into new opportunities let's go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly halliday i was so we wait for the president to start speaking just tell us what we should be looking out for and what to expect kimberly. oh let's start with some of the history that's being made if you take a look at the chamber what we see right now behind where joe biden will be speaking is something that we've not seen ever before and that is 2 women standing behind joe biden when he makes his 1st joint address to congress not only is nancy pelosi the house speaker standing there but also beside her will be the 1st female vice president and a woman of color so this is something that is being noted here in the united states but also due to the pandemic and the coded protocols we also expect that things will look very different inside the chamber in fact typically we wo

this is president biden. pres. biden: beginning today, gathering with a group of friends in a park, going for a picnic as long as you are vaccinated and outdoors, you can do it without a mask. amy: the seattle city council in washington passed a resolution urging president biden to stop u.s. efforts to block waivers for covid-19 vaccines. councilmember kshama sawant said -- "this resolution demonstrates our movement's rejection of the status quo of profit-driven vaccine apartheid and vaccine nationalism, and our fight for vaccine internationalism, for a people's vaccine!" meanwhile, a new washington post-abc news poll finds a quarter of women are worse off financially than they were before the pandemic versus 18% of men. and 27% of people of color say they are in a worse financial situation versus 18% of whites. the biden administration is proposing a $1.8 trillion plan to invest in education, healthcare, childcare, and paid family leave. biden will unveil the american families plan during his first address to cong

on the day of biden's inauguration 4380 people in the u.s. lost their lives to cope with 19 now almost 100 days and almost 220000000 vaccines shots later the picture is a very different one just yesterday the centers for disease control said for vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks outside but the end of the pandemic in the u.s. is still a long way off and vaccine hesitancy is a problem only half of republicans say they do not plan to get backs in it. it is a challenge to reach the minds of all people it is also a challenge to reach the most remote remote parts of america to offer the back seat . of her salad just returned from alaska the final frontier of america's vaccinates sion dr good evening to you all of you good evening brant. well certainly alaska is one of the most remote places in the united states and if lot in the world and so there are many indigenous villages right in the center of alaska near the arctic circle you have to imagine there is no rolled axes leading to those villages they can only be reached by aircraft b

he is watching biden on the campaign trail thinking it is over for biden, bernie sanders is headed for the nomination and john kerry is thinking maybe i can get in and i would have to step off of the bank of america board. it would surely allow me to eat while i campaign. i wouldn't need that much money to live on, john kerry may have different standards but what you see is a democratic party that places joe biden at the beginning and the candidate who is resting on the campaign trail and by the end you see a process of elimination where biden is seen for a variety of reasons including the message we talked about is the candidate best position to take on trump. >> want to add anything to that? >> john encapsulated everything. >> when i think about the various chapters in this book a lot of things jump out at me. i don't want to spend my time looking backwards but you do talk about your remarks. what are the decisions that were made along this campaign that foreshadowed how the biden team is governing on the one hand and on the other end foreshadowing how the trump team in exile is reac

all about power and joe biden. for joe biden. all about promoting joe biden. the other week he met with a bunch of historians, he wanted to know, how could he be bigger than roosevelt, and barack obama, he leaned hard left, he will do what of he has to do. whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy, joe biden is hooked on this frayed, jim crow, i got to thinking about it nobody better who is alive in washington d.c. to talk about jim crow, than joe biden. why? joe biden of the part of jim crow, listen to this short audio from national public radio in 1975. i will take the point you to joe biden is most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those of we social planners who think somehow if we just man's individual characteristics and trades by making sure that a society is a totalo homo jean society we'll solve our social littles, quite the contrary. a rejection of the movement of black pride, of the entire black awareness concept. where black is beautiful, and black should be studied. i think that is a health solid p

keep supporting joe biden. if you value this constitutional republic, our system, limited government, capitalism, prosperity, coequal branches of government, private property, our very way of life, you better pay attention. because these unhinged left-wing radical extremists, they have an insatiable appetite for a quest of power at all costs. now it's more undeniable than ever. joiningwa us now with the reaction, harvard law professor alan dershowitz along with "outnumbered" cohost and former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. professor dershowitz, i wonder how you feel about court packing and d.c. statehood, and puerto rico statehood, and the wholee i idea of ruling by executive fiat. my understanding, i'm not a harvard professor like yourself is that we are supposed to have a legislative branch of government. they are supposed to pass the laws, and joe doesn't get to write his name on everything and say done and forget that branch. >> as far as court packing i'm unequivocally opposed to it. it's th

joe biden doesn't get that. tuckercarlsontonight.com vaccinated, does that mean masks and social distancing in perpetuity? >> it means it's exactly right. we need our first amendment liberties back. early in his speech, president biden said we need to choose truth over fear. at the image from the chamber was exactly the opposite, as mark just laid out. americans are tired of having their first amendment liberties assaulted and attacked like to have been for years. just sit back and let america's live three, not under the socialist vision that the biden administration has. >> sean: i need to come up with a name for the tag team of jordan and meadows. i got to figure this out. i'll come up with something. inc. you guys, both grade when we come back, kayleigh mcenany, steve miller, they will have reactions to biden's radical address. speaking of leo 2.0 terrell he's coming up, too. that's straight ahead. ou'll find the brands you love, and love the ones you get to discover. the hosts, experts, and personalities wit

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. >> biden. >> he's making a transition from not being not donald trump to being joe biden, and there are soft spots he will have to worry about in the coming months. >> i want to bring in another question about that, because the president is not trying to only win over republicans and democrats, and presidents have to make choices and this president rebuffing liberals that wanted to expand the medicare, and he said let's not create the single payer system, and he's saying let's not get the government into negotiating drug prices, and pushing back against progressives at a time james carville is trying to tell democrats that wokeness is a problem, and he said we came within 42,000 votes of losing, and so let's not have an argument about whether or not we are off key in our messaging. president biden in one way he benefits right now because he's not viewed of idealogical, and is james carville right, are democrats at risk of wondering too far left? >> no, democrats are not at risk of going too far left. right now you have a record number of people, democrats and independents who want t

the biden administration is presiding over the abuse of children. to end this abuse the biden administration must immediately shutdown this facility. pete: that's not the only instance of migrant child abuse, 10-year-old boy abandoned by smugglers in the middle of the texas desert. [speaking spanish] >> can you imagine? thank god for border patrol officers that found him and brought him to safety. things are spiraling out of control at the border and the biden white house knows it. maybe they don't care. that is why biden's point woman for the border, vice president kamala harris is distancing herself from the job and the fiasco. >> it is not an assignment, quote, handle the border or ba point on a crisis. what she is doing his high-level diplomatic work that is incredibly important to our economic stability in the hemisphere. >> when you do high-level diplomatic work, that dusty dirty stuff that happens at the border is not your responsibility. dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas did go to the border but the press was not allowed to tag along. so much

-- president biden. a very bad situation under the trump administration. >> pete: a good path? does she really think we are dumb enough to believe that nonsense? here's what's really going on at the border right now. first, there's the governor of texas calling out the biden administration for endangering the lives of migrant children being held in san antonio. >> this facility is a health and safety nightmare. the biden demonstration is now presiding over the abuse of children. to end this abuse, the biden demonstration must immediately shut down this facility. >> pete: strong words. that's not the only instance of migrant child abuse. this 10-year-old boy was abandoned by smugglers in the middle of the texas desert. >> [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible]. >> pete: i have 210-year-olds, can you imagine? thank god for border patrol officers that found him and brought him to safety. things are obvious me spiraling out of control at the border in the biden white house knows it. or maybe they don't care. th

the president elect of the united states joseph robinette biden jr and dr jill biden congratulations mr president. was. doing more to groom part very few miles to world lives lost this virus and any other nation on earth. this time and the story. that. america has a long history of samak races. going violence in this country is an epidemic and it's an international. america is back. this is a moment for all of us to build a better economy sure our children our grandchildren because scientists tell us this is the decisive action. we did that. day $200.00 shots the president and imagine. how after just $100.00 days. i can report to the nation. blue faced mosques a common sight in city centers around britain but as lockdowns allusive people will still be wearing mosques for months or even years to come and i'm going for the environment this video shows stauffer to wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded litter it's a face moscow made to plastic now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable boss didn't realize they were using single use frost

biden: what is your name? >> vanessa. pres. biden: is this where you register? do they have to have made an appointment? >> they need to have an appointment. we need the license, insurance card, and asked them what time they come in. how are you, check them and. -- in. pres. biden: roughly have any people a day the you get? any idea? >> 300. pres. biden: pretty good. >> overall, 20,000. pres. biden: we passed 150 million yesterday. 200 million in the first 100 days. i'm keeping it a secret. nobody can hear me. thank you. thank you for what you are doing. appreciate it. how are you? >> the key part of our registration, all of our parents are called directly to make sure they get an appointment right away. we have slots set aside for community partners. just so they don't have to go through the tedious online registration process. with the communities we serve, we make sure -- pres. biden: that is great. >> we are vaccinating low income, uninsured, underinsured, people of color, but also about 100 different faith organizations -- pres. biden: that is why we did th

in charge of messaging biden�*s policies. hagar chemali is a former colleague from the obama administration. she always listens and takes recommendations from the experts. that is a real personality, she is very easy—going and easy to work with and very affable and gregarious. she's fast becoming known for her careful yet exacting communication style, and her hashtag. i don't have anything more for you. you don't appreciate putting words in my mouth, that wasn't what my effort was. jen psaki cut her teeth in this building as a spokesperson before moving on to become president obama's medications director. i travelled with her as part of the diplomatic press corps that followed then—secretary of state, john kerry. she was friendly but firm and she ran a tight ship. we intend to very directly to medicate with the iranians about the complete and utter outrage that is the unjust unlawful detention of american citizens. jake sullivan is a former debate champion and state department alumni. former australian prime minister kevi

has begun comparing president biden to f.d.r. president roosevelt is best known for the new deal dozens of government agencies including social security established in 1933 to lift the u.s. out of the great depression the new deal transformed america reengineering the relationship between the people and the government and it was a product of f.d.r.'s 1st 100 days in office last night president biden talented his own new deals kovac 19 relief modernizing infrastructure and boosting america's middle class with investments in education and childcare the total price tag $6.00 trillion dollars a story and say this easily surpasses the costs of the programs f.d.r. put into place in his 1st $100.00 days so are we witnessing a new transformational president at work well what we can see is a president trying to redefine the role of the state in the lives of its citizens and there isn't historical evidence flow that biden is tapping into it is 961 inauguration speech president john f. kennedy described the government as an ally of the peop

and joe biden ended the longest war in american history. with all due respect to president biden, you've not ended the war, you've extended it. made it bigger, not smaller. you're going to do to us what you did in iraq, put us in a world of hurt. what did john mccain and lindsey graham say about iraq? general austin, now secretary of defense, advised vice president biden and president obama to leave a residual force somewhere around 20,000. i know that was true. vice president biden argued for zero, it went to zero, and the rest is history. isis formed. if you've ever been around the people, you know how dangerous that was. the rape and destruction of the women is something i have a hard time dealing with, knowing it could have been avoided. this is an unforced error. so it's just not me saying this. congress asked the afghan study group to be formed. it was led by general dunford, a general in afghanistan. former senator joe donnelly and others, they spent a long time looking at what should we do, knowing they would be advising the new pre

biden wants to do. another contradiction of president biden's plan is that it is billed as a green plant, a way to tackle climate change. the greenway to fund highways is by user charges because user charges limit demand. water authorities should increase user charges to raise the money for investment. that would have the benefit of limiting water usage. biden's plan would use subsidies and not user charges, so biden's infrastructure funding plan is not green at all. what is my alternative to the biden plan? how do we ensure that we have efficient investment and good management of infrastructure? the answer i think is decentralization. where we can, we should move infrastructure to the private sector, where it can be funded by user charges, as bob was talking about. a good example is airports. all of america's major airports are owned by state and local governments. there is no reason for that. half of europe's major airports are owned by the private sector, and they are generally self-funded by user ch

first up, hunter biden. former dni john ratcliffe saying it was wrong that ex-intelligence officials that the laptop was russian disinformation when hunter biden told cbs the laptop cocertainly be his and forensic experts to "the daily mail"? what do you think is happening here? >> he is absolutely right. this is election interference pure and simple. voters were intentionally kept in the dark of foreign dealings by corporate media. election polling said had voters been aware of hunter biden's misdeeds abroad, that donald trump would have won the election with 289 electoral votes. corporate media and big tech were essentially running interference for the democratic party. elizabeth: twitter and facebook censored the "new york post" story on it. watch dni ratcliff with maria bartiromo on fox news. watch this. >> to your point, to have 50 former obama, clinton, biden, national security officials come out after the director of national intelligence says that this is not true, and promote a false narrative to pr

and we look at the image of president biden - image of president biden speaking there, we have got these, this imagery, the women behind him, it is, i got to comment on it, itjust feels historic and even he himself said that this is a first. and finally, his comment at that time. the imagery is very powerful. . time. the imagery is very powerful-— time. the imagery is very owerful. ., , , powerful. , that is very right. it is really — powerful. , that is very right. it is really laid _ powerful. , that is very right. it is really laid the _ powerful. , that is very right. it is really laid the stage - powerful. , that is very right. it is really laid the stage for. it is really laid the stage for all of the rest of his speech in terms of him starting off and saying it is about time. we have women behind me, it's about time women of colour had about time women of colour had a place and about time people of colour had a voice in this country but he also said it is about time to finally invest in education and finally address this climate crisis. and he uniquely can say it because he ha

is a story of corruption with hunter biden and joe biden. it comes down to standards. joe biden for many years has been for very harsh penalties for people that do drugs. and if any normal person did these things, the fbi or local law enforcement officials found a laptop, they would be charged and put in press son for their behavior. >> katie, the red herring is a misleading clue. what was the misleading clue with the pornographic pictures that he was having a good time? maybe he's obviously a wasted drug addict, but these pictures that came out, as much as he deplores them are great for book sales. clearly this guy was a horror mongering self-indulgent in those pictures seem -- he seems to be as conscious and credible as you can possibly be in that kind of setting. that is the real hunter biden, the computer is his. you know, the mail and others have done the forensics on it. it's a humiliation to his father, the president of the united states. he gunked up the ukraine situation. who knows what rotten business he did. and for him to get lau

i applaud the biden administration for doing it. and i hope it's not the last time they use information to push back on this horrible behavior that they did before. i hope it will deter them in the future from thinking about doing those things the next time around, the next electoral cycle. >> former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul. professor, great to see you, thanks very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >>> all right. more ahead. stay with us. >>> tomorrow the state of new hampshire is dropping its statewide mask mandate, which will make it the 25th state in the country where there will be no statewide rule saying you have to wear a mask during this ongoing pandemic. we had thought that the biden administration had a sort of trick up its sleeve to try to keep people masked up in the middle of the ongoing pandemic, but now we're not so sure. as we've reported previously, on president biden's first full day in office, he issued an executive order about osha, the occupational safety and health administration, w

i think joe biden knows that. i don't think that he believes the things that are cog out of his mouth. i certainly don't believe he wrote the things that are coming out of his mouth and i don't think he remembers the things that he said that came out of his said when it was going to be a long dark winter. this is a man that does not seem to have mental faculties about him and not fooling the american people and he's not fooling anybody abroad and right now america as a country looks tremendously weakened. maria: one of the reasons that you had such a big showing from the black community for president trump in election 2020. let me get your take on where you think the community is today under biden policies and whether or not you see support there from the minorities and the black american community. >> if you ever want to check the temperature of how the minorities are doing and what party they are trending towards to, you need to read the mainstream media narrative which is castigating hispanic men and black men

now joe biden last night, it's just the american jobs bill. it's amazing that it took that long to figure out thousand describe this kind of legislation. >> well, ultimately a climate bill, that kind of climate bill that joe biden is proposing is going to be the greatest blue-collar job creation engine in our country in two generations. carpets, electricians, that is who will be installing the solar and wind and making the all-electric vehicles, the plug-in hybrids, the battery storage technologies. having every building across our country to the highest possible energy standards, all blue-collar workers. and so ultimately joe biden is right on message. this is what it's all about. just like all the rest of his economic plan, he's targeting it, not at the rich, but at those who have suffered in our society wondering whether or not there's going to be a brighter future for them, and the climate bill that joe biden is proposing is that job creation engine. >> he did speak directly to voters and workers last night when he talked about -- some of

president biden is back. the world says it will meet a very different president from what it meant a few months ago. and america great a starkly different world as well with a whole host of challenges. climate change and a stalemate. all while the world grapples with a global pandemic that knows no bounds. many believe the biggest influence will come from china. joe biden is flexing america's military muscles and the ten year civil war in syria is a stain on the global community. on day one i sign the paperwork to rejoin the paris climate agreement. but it has raised concerns in some quarters. he has given away a storm and we get nothing in return. some fear it means a return to the obama era. on his desk sits a thick portfolio of foreign—policy tasks and how will the bring america back? even before joe biden assumed the mantle of the presidency of the united states he set a new tone for american foreign policy when his top picks to deliver his decision with a trusted team owned by years of working side by

you have gotten support from president biden. did the president mention about the concrete promise to send immigrant athletes or any positive comments, if it can tell us about the exchanges and the conversations during the meeting about the covid-19 vaccines or about climate change, you have discussed these aspects about the schedule of providing the vaccine or by 2030 the reduction target of the gases, any numerical targets or actions were discussed, please? prime minister suga: as was mentioned at the beginning, i expressed in my determination to realize the tokyo olympics and the paraolympic games as a symbol of global unity this summer. and president biden once again expressed his support. japan will continue careful and full preparation in order to realize the tokyo games this summer, in order to ensure equitable access to vaccines for covid-19. we also affirmed that japan and the u.s. will continue our cooperation. regarding the climate change, this is a matter that both president biden and i emphasized. so during the talk

president biden: it's time to end america's longest war. nancy: president biden announces all u.s. troops in afghanistan will be withdrawn by september 11. president biden: we can't allow a four power to sphere in our democratic process. nancy: and he imposes tough new sanctions object on russia for hacking and election interference. but as the president pivots to foreign affairs -- a domestic crisis is brewing in policing. >> it was the worst day of my life. he called and said he just got pulled over by the police. nancy: and the battle against the pandemic persists. >> you're trying to feg out right now whether -- figure out right now whether these unfortunate cases of clots are in fact related to the vaccine itself. >> what measures have to be attained before americans get their first amendment liberty back? nancy: next. announcer: this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and our u.s.-based custome

plus hunter biden's big 180. he doesn't remember if he owns that infamous laptop at the sender of multiple probes. he admits it certainly could be his. his book is out tomorrow. where is the media? where is facebook? where is twitter's apology over this after they wrongly censored the "new york post" hunter biden story? hunter biden appears to admitting to. if hunter biden has a selective shaky memory why would you want to buy his book? to the "60 minutes" report about florida. "60 minutes" story is blowing up. a florida mayor calls the "60 minutes" report innings intentionally false. it left out important context. "60 minutes" arguing that that's governor was doing vaccine favoritism with donations from publix. 90% of florida seniors live here a publix supermarket. seniors are most at risk from covid. local officials approached publix on vaccines are you ready to go? because the pharmacies in the state weren't ready. chris christie saying president biden is lying about georgia's new voting law. president biden a

instead biden blaming trump. watch this. >> when i was president, my president, when i was vice president, president asked me to focus on help needed to address the root causes of migration. to help keep people in their other than countries instead of being forced to leave. the plan was working but the last administration decided it was not worth it. brian: bring in former dhs acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli. great to have you with us tonight. >> good to be with you. brian: you bet. want to start getting your reaction how the president tried to navigate the immigration issue last night in his speech? >> well, honestly i'm not sure he navigated it so much completely sidestepped one important part of it, that is the border crisis and everything entailed with that. now it is important to remember that you and i look down there, we see a crisis. he see as voter registration line. you heard him talk about hr-1 yesterday in the speech to encourage people to support that voting bill which would sweep non-citizens

into the oval office according to hunter biden. i'm not sure i buy that, this is about standards hunter biden was doing business overseas, he got paid $80000 by ukrainian gas committee as a foreign agent, there's a lot of people who went to prison who were trump associates that got nailed for not registering a foreign agent, comes down to having the same standard of justice for everybody. we'll see what the investigation finds but i think if people have questions at the compact of interest whether it will be a fair investigation. >> i'm glad you brought up a reason about that, hunter biden was asked if it was a mistake for him to join the board of a reason and when his father was in charge of the u.s. ukrainian policy, here's what he had to say. take a listen. >> i don't the guy made a mistake, i think i made a mistake in terms of underestimating the way in which it would be used against me. carley: hunter biden is the victim in the situation. guy: i'm sure he doesn't think it was a mistake, he made a lot of money in a job that he

president biden, you should declare a national emergency. >> doug ducey calling out president biden and dechairing a state of emergency at the border sending national guard troops to help deal with the surge of migrants. listen to this. cartels are now recruiting american teenagers to help smuggle migrants. fox news getting an exclusive look at social media ads where cartels offer to pay thousands of dollars. border patrol sources say some of these young adults are using their parents' cars whale their families have no clue. president biden and vice president harris have a clue, where are they? jesse was feeding jesse junior and said president biden should designate the cartels as terror groups. even he says that and then he spit up. that's how simple it is, dagen. because what that does is that allows the department of defense to conduct offensive operations within mexico proper. and when trump threatened to do it mexico snapped to. right now we know the cartels are running mexico. at this point with biden in charge they're almost running the united states of america. if a cartel membe

i thought biden was a net plus. was my assumption, because he is a diffuser of rage. >> i'll hand it over to brian who are n this photo, we have noted these images are historic, to have two women there. as a woman, as nicole is, from northern california, to have kamala harris of oakland and nancy pelosi there, it hits you in the prime. >> and i'm sure you've all heard this in your own calls and kamala harris, vice president harris just said what should people think about this historic night? she said it should be normal. >> yes. their big message is this is just normal. this is just the way it should be. >> how strange it's going to look when we grab tape of this event years from now. the mask wearing and social distancing. the president is in the holding room. we will see first lady jill biden and second gentleman doug emhoff get escorted into the guest gallery. we saw a shot a bit ago of the door. something to think about when we see joe biden come down this aisle, 36-year veteran of the senate. so far, because of

now biden is coming back. it's the kaleidoscope turns again to say it's time for government to not have the trickle down theory, but instead to be responsible for the social being of the country. >> it's like the pendulum swings one way, and then it swings the other. now, when you consider the scope of what joe biden wants to do, $6 trillion and counting, to transform the economy, again, people do throw away -- or throw around these comparisons to fdr. but when you look at it across all of american history, how does biden stack up with past presidents? >> well, in terms of the scope of the proseproposals, probably new deal, but in terms whether that gets realized, that's what the next 100 days will determine. the permanent changes that happened from the new deal, social security, minimum wage, the tba, infrastructure, medicare, medicaid, immigration reform, whether those land mark bills will become law is what we will see in the next 100 days. the question is whether it will measure in terms of accomplishment.

journalists are adjusting to the biden era. this is your first weekend, do you feel like your rundown would have been different than it would have been in the trump years. >> if you asked if i was run down, i thought you were talking about how i felt during the trump era. no, i think i think we're all dealing with post trump stress disorder, either than that happy easter as he said in the statements a few days ago. listen, as annie was just saying a few moments ago, there are questions about why aren't republicans getting on board with these biden proposals? there were republicans getting on board with over turning the election just a couple of months ago so we shouldn't have high expectations for that. but in terms of stacking show and what comes first and second, brian, you and i know this all too well, we did cover the news before donald trump came along and we did it well and there is plenty of stuff in the news and it doesn't have to have donald trump in the headlines for us to continue to exist. especially when he's putti

climate agenda that biden is going to unveil today. right so you mentioned something details and they've been trickling out to the media here the last few days so the biden assertion is going to commit to slash carbon emissions by at least 50 percent up to 52 percent by the year 2030 and the baseline they're using for this is the year 2005 and what that essentially does is it would double the previous commitment made by president obama so climate analysts here are already saying this is a pretty significant commitment being made here we're not going to see the details rebecca at this climate summit how or what the roadmap is to get to that 50 percent measure but we know that climate officials say they're going to bend the next few months going sector by sector to figure out how they're going to do that but that will not be the focus of those details at the summit today yeah well it's significant as you say indeed and that brings me to you do you think that the pledge to cut u.s. emissions by half is realistic it's doesn't technically r

president biden determines that it is finally time to do so. >> chris: but joe biden was just as confident back in 2011 about pulling all u.s. forces out of iraq. there he was then. >> president biden: there were skeptics. skeptics who said "don't move too fast, what if the iraqis aren't ready to take on this responsibility"? the iraq security forces proved to be more than ready. >> chris: jake, you know what happened as well as i do, isis grew, ended up seizing 40% of the territory in iraq in the u.s. ended up having to send back 5,000 troops because they left too early. can you guarantee that won't happen in afghanistan? >> jake: i can tell you that president biden has no intention of sending forces back to afghanistan but at the same time, he has no intention of taking our eye off the ball. we have the capacity from repositioning our capabilities over the horizon to continue tos about what will happen inside the country. no one can. all the united states could do is provide the afghan security forces, the afghan government and the afghan people resources and capabilities, training and e

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joe biden's voice modulates. it has the capacity to change pitch in a way that is, and we are quoting now, "rather extraordinary," and so on. we could keep going with this, cable news is a rich vein, but we will stop and turn to reality. a powerful politician gave a speech last night about how he plans to change your life. so we feel obligated to tell you what he said, and not simply commit a series of symbolic sex acts upon him. at the joe biden actually say? he said people who disagree with him aree terrorists, more dangerous than the jihadis who destroyed the world trade center. watch. >> 100 days since i took the oath of office and lifted my hand off our family bible and inherited a nation, we all did, that was in crisis. the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. >> tucker: really? the worst attack on our democracy in 160 years? how about the immigration act of 1965? that law completely change the composition o

it didn't have to do with the bidens words at all from mr. biden. it was the optics inside the largely empty house chamber that told the real story. vaccinated lawmakers, socially distanced, but making sure to still wear their masks. and yet, another display of covid theater. but it's exactly the message that democrats wanted to send, and empty chamber just like the lockdowns that created empty churches, empty schools, and empty businesses all across the country. it is as though biden transformed the u.s. senate in the country into his very own basement. ask yourself, where were the calls to get america opened again, to get back to normal, and to get all of america's children back in the classroom? those ideals could not be uttered, because the democrats want misery while everyone else wants liberty. senator tim scott, after senator tim scott's takedown of the biden agenda, he was swarmed with a wave of disgusting attacks with even the term uncle tim trending on twitter. it is repugnant, reprehensible, and you're responsible. but unfortunately, it i

people like joe biden. kamala harris has a likability of typhoid fever, and she's probably going to need his party going into the term and they are talking gun control. i think they are in serious trouble. >> matt, jesse, army, great to see all of you. thanks for being with us so late. and as mentioned at the top, biden said the word crisis nearly a dozen times tonight. but he didn't use that word to describe what is happening at our southern border. in fact, he is laying out the welcome mat for the illegals. >> congress needs to pass legislation this year to finally secure protection for dreamers. the young people that only know america as their home. protection for immigrants who are here on temporary protective status and came from countries but set by man-made and natural made violence. as well as the farmworkers who put food on our tables. >> joining me now live from the u.s.-mexico border is tom homan, former acting nice director, tom, is this the ultimate incentive for a never ending flow of minors a